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Hey everyone, just pondering the timeline here. Has anyone else noticed the time frame when Taylor was declared missing? The head count at 4:20 p.m. seems kind of late in the day for an exercise, doesn't it? I'm trying to wrap my head around this—wouldn't they have done multiple head counts throughout the day, especially on a ship that size with a lot of moving parts? Maybe one of you with more military experience can chime in, but it seems odd that her absence was only noticed then, especially considering the size of the crew. Just wondering if there were other activities at play that might have delayed her being noticed missing. Thoughts?
Has anyone else looked into how the head count process might have played into Taylor Machado's disappearance? I can’t stop thinking about the timing—4:20 p.m. feels oddly specific. If she was last seen during a training exercise, it makes me wonder about the protocols in place for tracking crew members, especially on such a large vessel. Were there any earlier roll calls that day, and could there have been a chance to notice her absence sooner? It's a massive ship, and with so many people on board, I guess it's easy for someone to go unnoticed for a while. But shouldn't there be more safeguards to ensure everyone is accounted for, especially during active operations? Just curious if there’s more info out there on how these procedures are handled or if anything might have been overlooked.